interlocutory order
interlocutory order 中间命令；中间裁决 在诉讼过程中法庭为给予临时救济而作出的命令，或者根据当事人在诉讼中提出的申请，为决定陈述案情的方式以便对案件进行审理并根据是非曲直断案而作出的命令，但这种命令本身不是对案件的是非曲直作出的断定。
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interlocutory appeals act
Interlocutory Appeals Act. A federal statute, enacted in 1958, that grants discretion to a U.S. court of appeals to review an interlocutory order in a civil case if the trial judge states in writing that the order involves a controlling question of law on which there is substantial ground for difference of opinion, and that
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interlocutory sentence
interlocutory sentence 中间判决 最终判刑前作出的暂时判决。在大陆法中系指对主因〔principal cause〕中产生的次要问题所作的判决。
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interlocutory injunction
interlocutory injunction 中间禁制令；临时性禁制令 指在法院对相关事实作出最终判定之前为维持当事人之间的现状而发布的禁制令。在美国，通常认为中间禁制令包括两类，一是预备性禁制令〔preliminary injunction〕，法院应在给予被告人通知及参加就是否应签发该禁制令而举行的听审的机会之后，才能签发；二是临时禁止令〔temporary restraining orders〕，它是在如果不及时提供救济将会造成不可弥补的损害，而时间又不允许送达通知和举行听审的情况下由法院签发。所以它与前者的区别在于它是由法院为一方当事人的利益而签发的，没有给予对方事先通知及参加听审的机会。但也有许多司法区不将临时禁止令作为禁制令的一种。 (→injunction)
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interlocutory costs
interlocutory costs 中间费用；中间支出 因在诉讼过程中提出中间申请〔intermediate motion〕或因其他中间程序而支出的费用。
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interlocutory appeal
An appeal that occurs before the trial court’s final ruling on the entire case. 28 USCA § 1292(b). • Some interlocutory appeals involve legal points necessary to the determination of the case, while others involve collateral orders that are wholly separate from the merits of the action. See INTERLOCUTORY APPEALS ACT; FINAL-JUDGMENT RULE. [Cases: Appeal
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interlocutory judgment
interlocutory judgment 中间判决；非终局判决 指为了查明为作出终局判决所必需的法律或事实问题，决定一些初步的、次要的法律点或申辩事由，解决案件进行中所发生的各种问题，法庭在作出终局判决前所作的不涉及当事人的根本权利，并且不是最终了结案件的判决。
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interlocutory
interlocutory (in-t[schwa]r-lok-y[schwa]-tor-ee), adj. (Of an order, judgment, appeal, etc.) interim or temporary, not constituting a final resolution of the whole controversy. — Also termed medial. [Cases: Appeal and Error 66–84; Federal Courts 572–583. C.J.S. Appeal and Error §§ 81–89, 94–98, 100–101, 104–117, 119, 121–131, 133–134, 136, 138–142, 144, 150–152; Justices of the Peace § 234(3).]